IRS Says Unfiled But You Sent the Return
This mismatch is resolvable. We clarify what the IRS records show and what next step will resolve it.
Common Reasons This Happens
- •Your return was lost or misfiled by the IRS
- •Your return was sent to the wrong IRS address
- •The return arrived after the IRS assessed a default
- •Your return used an incorrect taxpayer ID or name
- •The IRS has your return but the system hasn't updated yet
- •You sent a return but a prior lien or compliance issue is blocking recognition
How a Compliance Review Resolves This
By auditing your IRS records, we determine:
- •Whether the IRS has your return or it's still missing
- •Why the IRS is treating the year as unfiled
- •What procedural steps will resolve the discrepancy
- •Whether you need to re-file, correct, or request a review
Most of these issues have straightforward solutions — once you understand exactly what the IRS records show.
Get clarity on what the IRS actually has on file and how to move forward.
Request a Compliance ReviewThis review does not provide tax advice or IRS representation. It audits your account to clarify the discrepancy and next steps.
Questions about your situation?
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